Tag: Climate Solutions
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A Changemaker at COP29: Nwankwo Serves on U-M Student Delegation
Onyinye Nwankwo, a Ph.D. student at U-M Climate and Space, attends the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in Baku, Azerbaijan.
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ArtsEngine Residency Inspires ‘The Body of the Sun’ Exhibit
Thanks to the Moldwin Prize, a new art exhibit inspired by heliophysics will be on display through December 1st.
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U-M Leaders Named to AGU Offices
Several leaders from U-M Climate and Space have been elected to serve on the American Geophysical Union (AGU) Council.
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Our researchers, leaders, and educators are making headlines with their innovative work, including fostering collaborations that inspire the next generation of scientists.
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Mining Old Data from NASA’s Voyager 2 Solves Several Uranus Mysteries
NASA’s Voyager 2 flyby of Uranus decades ago shaped scientists’ understanding of the planet but also introduced unexplained oddities. A recent data dive co-authored by Professor Xianzhe Jia has offered answers.
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University of Michigan Team Wins Inaugural Human Lander Challenge
A student team from the University of Michigan claimed first place in the Inaugural Human Lander Challenge hosted by NASA in 2025. The team included students from across many departments, making it a truly interdisciplinary effort to solve some of the challenges facing astronauts as they seek to make new landings on the moon and…
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Carreno-Luengo Earns Research Faculty Recognition Award
Dr. Hugo Carreno-Luengo has received the Research Faculty Recognition Award from the University of Michigan.
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Soni Receives Outstanding Postdoctoral Fellow Award
Dr. Shirsh Soni has been honored with the Outstanding Postdoctoral Fellow Award from the University of Michigan.
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Liftoff! NASA’s Europa Clipper Sails Toward Ocean Moon of Jupiter
NASA’s Europa Clipper launched Monday on its long voyage to Jupiter, where it will investigate Europa, a moon with an enormous subsurface ocean.
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U-M Research Forecasts Warmer, Rainier Winter Storms for Great Lakes Region
According to new research from the University of Michigan, wild weather swings in the Great Lakes region are poised to become even more common in the future.